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:Released as part of the movie merchandising blitz for ''{{w|The Amazing Spider-Man (2012 film)|The Amazing Spider-Man}}'', the [[Flip & Attack]] Cyber Lizard transforms from a vague vehicle with blades on it to a Lizard "attack bot". Like the [[Jumpstarter]]s of [[1985]], he uses a [[pull-back motor]] in vehicle mode with a spring-loaded mechanism that [[autotransformation|flips him up into robot mode]] after being propelled a short distance. He has articulation at his shoulders and he has a little tail that folds out for his robot mode. | :Released as part of the movie merchandising blitz for ''{{w|The Amazing Spider-Man (2012 film)|The Amazing Spider-Man}}'', the [[Flip & Attack]] Cyber Lizard transforms from a vague vehicle with blades on it to a Lizard "attack bot". Like the [[Jumpstarter]]s of [[1985]], he uses a [[pull-back motor]] in vehicle mode with a spring-loaded mechanism that [[autotransformation|flips him up into robot mode]] after being propelled a short distance. He has articulation at his shoulders and he has a little tail that folds out for his robot mode. | ||
==Notes== | |||
*Lizard has previously been voiced by Transformers alumni including [[Corey Burton]], [[Dee Bradley Baker]], [[James Arnold Taylor]], [[Yuri Lowenthal]] and [[Steve Blum]]. | |||
Revision as of 20:34, 25 September 2020
- Lizard is a mutated supervillain from Spider-Man.
Lizard is an Earth supervillain who hates Spider-Man and has access to a transforming mech made in his likeness.
Toys
Flip & Attack
- Cyber Lizard (2012)
- Released as part of the movie merchandising blitz for The Amazing Spider-Man, the Flip & Attack Cyber Lizard transforms from a vague vehicle with blades on it to a Lizard "attack bot". Like the Jumpstarters of 1985, he uses a pull-back motor in vehicle mode with a spring-loaded mechanism that flips him up into robot mode after being propelled a short distance. He has articulation at his shoulders and he has a little tail that folds out for his robot mode.
Notes
- Lizard has previously been voiced by Transformers alumni including Corey Burton, Dee Bradley Baker, James Arnold Taylor, Yuri Lowenthal and Steve Blum.
